To fix the TikTok Following page not showing new posts, consider these solutions:
Unfollow and Refollow: Try unfollowing and then refollowing the user whose posts aren't appearing.
Steps:
- Search for the TikToker account.
- Click "Unfollow."
- Wait a bit and then click "Follow" again.
Exit and Re-enter the App: Close the TikTok app entirely and restart it. On Android devices, you could try force closing the app from recent apps.
Clear Cache: Clear the TikTok app's cache to potentially resolve temporary data issues. Here's how:
Steps:
- Open the TikTok app and tap the "Me" icon.
- Navigate to the 3 vertical lines menu icon in the top right corner and select "Free up space."
- Choose "Clear" near the "Cache" entry.
Note: This process doesn't delete your drafts or videos, only temporary app data.
Reinstall the App: Uninstall the TikTok app and then reinstall it from the respective app store.
Check Internet Connection and Server Status: Ensure your device has an active internet connection, and verify that the TikTok servers are operational by checking websites like Down Detector.
Update the App: Update the TikTok app to the latest version if available.
Check Location of Following Page: Some users have reported that the Following page has been replaced by the Shop tab for them. If you're experiencing this, you might need to wait for a potential server-side change to be resolved.
Check Privacy Settings: Verify that your account privacy settings are set to public, not private, as a private account will limit who can view your content.
Report a Bug: If none of the above solutions work, submit feedback or report a bug within the app or on the TikTok website to inform the support team about the issue.
Remember to check for new posts by refreshing the Following page and scrolling down to see if there are any new posts. If the issue persists, it might be a server-side change or a more widespread issue, so you may need to wait for a resolution from TikTok.